potatolord111
potatolord111started grow question 9mo ago
My plant was "overwatered a bit" and as a result, it got a whole bunch of brown leaves. However, the buds look pretty good. There are now, especially some sugar leaves, that have a mix of brown, green, and a slight bluish tint. I'm kind of worried that they
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RasendeRollo92
RasendeRollo92answered grow question 9mo ago
Hi 🙋‍♂️ The symptoms you're seeing are probably not from overwatering, but rather have other factors. Leaves that are "clawed" upwards usually indicate light stress — raise your lamp a little higher. It also looks a bit over-fertilized — usually, half of the manufacturer's recommendations is enough; they tend to be a bit too generous... ... unfortunately, in this run, there's not much you can do at this stage, but maybe it helps you for the next run 👊 Good luck & enjoy it once it's ready 🖖🏾
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Growtyp
Growtypanswered grow question 9mo ago
Keep going, there's nothing else you can do but hope it keeps growing... Make sure you don't get waterlogging now. If you have questions, just ask me.
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GrowerOG
GrowerOGanswered grow question 9mo ago
hello mate, i think you have a nut burn because you could have a bad ca/mg rate but at this time you can't do something to fix the situation. You could use demineralized water to flush crystalized salts in the soil but i can't assure you nothing. Good luck and happy journey!
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Ninjabuds
Ninjabudsanswered grow question 9mo ago
I’d cut to avoid bud rot. It only takes a small part of the plant to get bud rot started
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Selkot
Selkotanswered grow question 9mo ago
hey 👋 In that case, it’s a real dilemma... By default, I’d say to remove all the half-dead leaves, but doing so would leave it with no leaves at all for photosynthesis since they’re all affected. And leaving them all does indeed risk mold… As promised, I’d say to cut the smaller sugar leaves without touching the ones that stick out far from the buds, and definitely not the fan leaves. But honestly, in either case, the end of flowering is going to be difficult, and you shouldn’t expect the harvest of the century 😉
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ATLien415
ATLien415answered grow question 9mo ago
She has lost a lot of nutrition by cannibalizing itself. This degree of foliage dying off is usually going to come with some massive upheaval below the soil too, something like revegging or forgetting to water after a dryback or by simply drowning her. I would be doubtful is she makes it over the finish line unless there is a ton of green foliage elsewhere
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